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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
14
The notice lists prepaid rates for one year at 16 dollars, six months at 9 dollars, three months at 4.79 dollars, one month at 1.75 dollars, and one week at 48 cents. An extra charge applies for Troy City and Mounted Postal Routes and for foreign destinations. It notes Associated Press rights for local news publication and AP dispatches.
Governor Rockefeller urges that complex issues be presented to voters as separate questions at the Constitutional Convention. He warns a single question approach risks rejection, urging reevaluation by Assembly Speaker Travia and stressing that separate submissions empower voter choice and reduce the need for later amendments.
A community editorial lauds Justice Frank L. Brandt for sending five youths to 15 days in jail for disorderly conduct. It argues firm sentences deter crime and reinforce respect for law, especially among young offenders, and urge continued firmness in courts.
The writer notes official autumn arrives at 12 33 p m Saturday and shares musings on September as a kind month. They reflect on a transitional season between summer and winter, the return to school, turning maples, migrating birds, and milder hurricane forecasts, awaiting autumn's arrival.
Hurricanes Beulah and Doria highlight limits in forecasting and steering storms. National Hurricane Center scientists seek patterns in upper atmospheric winds to predict paths, while experiments test rain seeding with silver iodide. Tests would occur east of Puerto Rico on open sea, with safeguards against creating greater harm.
Long overdue critique of admitting nations too small and inexperienced for world diplomacy. U Thant proposes maturity based criteria and associate membership for sparsely populated or weak states, providing UN benefits without full voting rights or financial obligations. The piece warns against macrostates and loss of UN strength.
Henry J. Taylor asserts Stalin ran a vast espionage network from Switzerland during WWII. He cites Svetlana Alliluyeva and works by Accoce and Quest, detailing links through Bern, Lausanne, and Geneva, with figures like Hans Bernd Gisevius, Barwell Legge, and Roger Masson. The piece claims a Viking Line to Stalin and warns of Soviet and German Communist penetration in wartime Europe.
In Rio de Janeiro and Washington, Brazilians resist U S dominance, asserting independence under Costa e Silva and Pinheiro. The nation seeks greater equality, economic heft, and leverage from vast resources while opposing coercive sanctions against Castro. The United States faces a more autonomous Latin America and must adapt.
The column surveys slang and new terms from the Book of Knowledge yearbook. It defines audibles in football as line-of-scrimmage shifts, notes Navy slang like birdfarm and black shoe, and introduces okistics as urban planning science. It also explains gear frag gremlin hot dog and hippie, with a skeptical nod to counterculture protests.
Medical columnist fielded reader questions on scabies lice eczema and skin dryness explaining transmission rules for scabies debunking toilet seat fears and advising doctor diagnosis. Additional items cover eyelid irritation caused by allergies dry air related itch and Indocin side effects with cautions about peptic ulcers and the need for medical supervision.
Reader queries cover crab soft shells Mexican siesta Shrine name Isaac and meaning, first newspaper Tsing Pao origins, longest Bible prose, Washington monument near Boonsboro, diving birds feet, tobacco ban in 1871 House rules, and rubber etymology. Answers provide concise historical or factual notes for each item.
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